Meet Dominick

Slums Mobile Detailing started the way most good trades do — doing the work for friends and family, on weekends, in a driveway, until the standard got high enough that strangers started calling.

Dominick built the business around a specific frustration: getting a car detailed used to mean giving up your entire day. Drop it off in the morning, arrange a ride, wait, pick it up in the evening. So Slums was built mobile from day one, and fully self-contained — generator, pressure washer, water tank, everything — so the service works anywhere your car happens to be parked.

You are hiring Dominick Stotler—not a chemical brand. His trained eye, mastered process, and hands-on technique guide every job: inspecting the finish, choosing a safe method, adjusting the approach, and knowing when to stop. Top-of-the-line products are tools in his hands, not a substitute for his expertise.

As new product technology develops, Dominick evaluates it and adapts how he works. A different coating, polish, or cleaner still needs the right preparation and application for your vehicle. The tools can change; the work remains guided by his skill and judgment.

Headlight restoration became the specialty almost by accident. Older vehicles in the Panhandle rack up sun and salt exposure fast, and the fix costs a fraction of a set of dealer housings. It is now the single most requested service, and the reason dealers and used-car lots in the area call us on a schedule.

Away from the car, Dominick is 24 years old, a husband to a beautiful wife, and a father of three. He runs two businesses, Slums Mobile Detailing and Slums Headlight Restoration. He grew up in poverty, and the goal behind every job is simple: give his family what he didn't have growing up. He's a caring person who is grateful to have what he has, and grateful to live another day.

The motto is Grateful, Not Satisfied. Grateful you trusted your vehicle to a one-man operation. Never satisfied that the last one was as good as it gets.